Tech as a tool is useful. It makes life easier and more productive. When used as a tool. Putting the tech horse before the cart hauling mankind is a disaster waiting to happen. Driverless cars and the battery supply chain are the latest chinks in the rusty armor of tech.

America and the West in general, love our cars. Our cars that burn gasoline. They provide fun transportation and freedom at an accptable cost. What about EVs? Not so much. The tech guys have bought theirs, and Joe normal doesn't want them. Tesla and a few Chinese companies turn a profit, but everyone else is bleeding cash. Why? Because the public doesn't want them. Listen here to find out why.

Madman Marcum was (is) a guest on Art Bell's Coast to Coast in the 1990's. He claimed to be building a time machine. He then vanished from notoriety. A story from the 1930's identified a dead man on a California beach, in a tube, with a cell phone. Is (was) this Madman Marcum? Listen up and find out.

Ever wonder what 2 weeks in Alaska are like? Jo Schaper and Eugene Vale tell their tale of excitement whilst touring glaciers and wildlife. Did they see Bigfoot? Listen to find out.

We all overthink sometimes. Usually the decision made after overthinking a subject has a negative result. Enter the Stanford professor who after forty plus years of study teaches humans have no free will and everything is predetermined and actions should come with no penalties or rewards. Do academics overthink? Would the world be better off if some just assembled Chevrolets rather than ponder the universe and teach silliness to their students? Listen and decide.

We live in great times. Wages, mortgages, opportunities are looking good. Does that mean that tomorrow looks bad? Do great times mean that continuous improvement becomes stifled? What does that do to our way of thinking and attitude? Listen here for that discussion.

Inflation, interest rates, housing costs, student load debt are all elements economists say are leading America into recession. Boomers pass on most or all of the above and have $77 trillion in the bank to spend or leave to their kids. Could the waning Captains of Industry spend the country into recession avoidance?

In the 1950's and1960's the US Government sprayed zinc cadmium sulfide From the roofs of the Pruitt-Igo housing projects. They admit it now that those responsible are dead. When government is ran by incompetents and treats their citizens like this, it's no wonder why conspiracy theories run rampant. Did you "give your tooth to science back in the 60's? This is what they were looking for.

The market pays based on productivity. Divide the outputs of a company by the input used to produce that output. If the math doesn't work, the company fails. American productivity, long the best in the world has fallen precipitously. "Pay me what I'm worth" has been the labor montra for generations. Increase wages are not sustainable without increased productivity, especially in manufacturing. The new manufacturing initiative will fail without increased productivity or decreased wages. Strong discusses.

This week Jaime Maussan presented to the Mexican Congress mummified bodies found in Peru. What are they? Where are they from? Is this a hoax or a true discovery of beings from another time or another world. Listen here.